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About Connect

Connect is a charity for people living with aphasia, a communication disability which usually occurs after stroke. It can also be caused by brain injury or tumour.

We aim to improve the lives of people living with aphasia, equipping them to re-connect with life. More about Connect

Aphasia is sometimes known as dysphasia. Find out more in about aphasia 

View our new DVD

Find out about aphasia and how Connect can help. View DVD here

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Are you caring for a person with aphasia?

Do you spend several hours a day caring for an adult aged 18-65 years old with aphasia? Would you like to influence change in services that allow carers to take a break?

King's College London and have been commissioned by the Department of Health to find out about carers need for and experience of replacement care services (also known as respite care). Find out more

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Get Connected

Get Connected for people living with aphasia

See the latest Spring 2010 issue of Get Connected, the newsletter for people living with aphasia  

Register for your free copy here

Access to Life - Investment, Innovation, Impact

Read the final report about Access to Life in Cornwall, a project which has improved the opportunities and services for people with aphasia in Cornwall. Find out more and download your report 

 

 

Aphasia information

At Connect people with aphasia

Find out more about aphasia in Aphasia questions

Aphasia News

Aphasia News is the newsletter for people with aphasia - written by people with aphasia.

It contains information, tips, advice and personal stories. Find out more about Aphasia News